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EStreams
Last changed: 02.09.2025 EStreams EStreams Large-sample hydrology datasets have greatly advanced scientific research, but in Europe, only a few such datasets exist, leaving much of the available data untapped. We introduce ES
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Department Systems Analysis, Integrated Assessment and Modelling

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Summer School in Bayesian Methods for Environmental Modelling
Last changed: 02.09.2025 Summer School in Bayesian Methods for Environmental Modelling Overview Mathematical models are essential for gaining insights into environmental systems and predicting their behavior. This summer scho
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Department Systems Analysis, Integrated Assessment and Modelling

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Summer School in Bayesian Methods for Environmental Modelling
Aquatic Physics
Last changed: 03.09.2025 Aquatic Physics The Aquatic Physics Group is dedicated to understanding and constraining physical processes in lakes through a three-pillar approach. The first pillar recognizes that lakes can serve a
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Department Surface Waters - Research and Management

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Aquatic Physics
Pasqualina Vonlanthen DiNenna

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Climate Change and Freshwater Biodiversity
Last changed: 04.09.2025 A multi phase research program by Eawag and the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) Aerial panorama image of Gerzensee lake in Bern Oberland, Switzerland (Foto: istock, yuelan) Increasing
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Biodiversity

Biodiversity

Climate Change and Freshwater Biodiversity
Publications
Last changed: 04.09.2025 Publications Changes in Water As the aquatic research institute of the ETH Domain, our research is in service of society. You can see this for yourself in our publication “Changes in Water”. The compa
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Info Day Magazine
Last changed: 04.09.2025 Info Day Magazine The annual Eawag Info Day is an important platform for exchange between science and practice. The Info Day magazine supplements the event and as from 2022 replaces the previous confe
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Academic guests and Sabbaticals
Last changed: 04.09.2025 The staff at Eawag maintain regular contact with colleagues from all over the world, many of whom spend time at Eawag as academic guests. We welcome our international colleagues with open arms, and ar
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Organisation
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Organisation Sanitation, Water and Solid Waste for Development SANDEC Linda Strande Research Groups Strategic Environmental Sanitation Planning Christoph Lüthi Municipal Solid Waste Management Chris Z
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Department Sanitation, Water and Solid Waste for Development

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Serina Robinson receives ERC Starting Grant
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Serina Robinson, currently group leader in the Department of Environmental Microbiology at the aquatic research institute Eawag and lecturer at ETH Zurich, is investigating how microbes break down che
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Serina Robinson receives ERC Starting Grant
Cities: heat islands underground too
Last changed: 05.09.2025 In Basel, for example, hospitals and the pharmaceutical industry sometimes have buildings that extend very deep underground with laboratories and IT facilities, which increase the groundwater temperat
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Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water

Cities: heat islands underground too
Groundwater protection: support in enforcement
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Cantons and municipalities are facing major challenges in connection with the new tasks in groundwater and drinking water protection. (Photo: Wikimedia, Adrian Michael) The Groundwater Protection Plat
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Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water

Groundwater protection: support in enforcement
Improving the implementation of legal requirements
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Certain uses are prohibited or restricted in the groundwater protection zones. (Photo: Adobe Stock/ Peter Penicka, Eawag) Legislation requires groundwater protection zones to protect drinking water we
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Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water

Improving the implementation of legal requirements
Less water in summer, more in winter
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Infiltration channels such as this one in Hardwald near Muttenz (BL) are one way of recharging the groundwater. (Photo: Hardwasser AG) Climate change is altering air temperature and precipitation patt
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Less water in summer, more in winter
Protecting biodiversity underground
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Niphargus auerbachi , one of around 40 different amphipod species that live in Swiss groundwater. (Photo: Roman Alther, Eawag) Groundwater harbours an unprecedented diversity of invertebrate organisms
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Protecting biodiversity underground
Specialist in the detection of harmful substances
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Environmental chemist Juliane Hollender is an internationally recognised expert in the field of high-resolution mass spectroscopy, which she helped to establish at Eawag. (Photo: Kilian J. Kessler) Ju
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“We want to give groundwater a face”
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Mario Schirmer is convinced that the various players in the groundwater sector need to talk to each other and find compromises. (Photo: Peter Penicka, Eawag) The Swiss Groundwater Network (CH-GNet) pr
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“We want to give groundwater a face”
“We must preserve our drinking water resources”
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Michael Berg, geochemist and deputy head of the Water Resources and Drinking Water Department, helped design the 2025 Info Day. (Photo: Alessandro Della Bella, Eawag) In Switzerland, 80 percent of dri
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“We must preserve our drinking water resources”
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Topics in focus
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Topics in focus Our “Topics in focus” provide information on background, research projects, publications, events and experts on research topics at the aquatic research institute Eawag. Special | Info
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Entfernung von PFAS mit superfeiner Pulveraktivkohle kombiniert mit Ultrafiltration
Last changed: 05.09.2025 PFASs removal from water with superfine powdered activated carbon and ultrafiltration Batch and pilot scale test systems (copyright M. Lauria (left) and C. Bonvin, Membratec (right)) Per- and polyfluo
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Department Environmental Chemistry

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Entfernung von PFAS mit superfeiner Pulveraktivkohle kombiniert mit Ultrafiltration
Evaluating the outcome of river restoration
Last changed: 06.09.2025 Evaluating the outcome of river restoration By 2090, 4,000 km of Swiss rivers and lakeshores are to be restored. This offers a unique opportunity to learn from the implemented measures for future proj
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Department Surface Waters - Research and Management

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Evaluating the outcome of river restoration
Organisation
Last changed: 06.09.2025 Organisation Surface Waters SURF Nathalie Dubois Research Groups Applied System Anaysis Martin Schmid Aquatic Geochemistry David Janssen Aquatic Physics Damien Bouffard Biogeochemistry Carsten Schuber
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Department Surface Waters - Research and Management

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Geochemistry
Last changed: 06.09.2025 Aquatic Geochemistry The research of the Aquatic Geochemistry group focuses on trace metals and their isotopes in a wide range of aquatic systems (lakes, rivers, marine settings, wetlands). As the nam
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Department Surface Waters - Research and Management

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Geochemistry
Giulia Zecchin

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Department Aquatic Ecology
Dr. Anna Toso

Postdoctoral Scientist

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Department Environmental Toxicology

Focal points: Aquatic Toxicology, In vitro systems, Chemical pollution
Key data
Last changed: 08.09.2025 Various key data refer to consumption per person or per m2 of energy reference area. Key data for energy per FTE or per m2 of energy reference area – as well as consumption data for other goods such a
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Environment and Energy

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Info Day
Last changed: 08.09.2025 Info Day Eawag’s Info Day is devoted once a year to a current research topic. The event is aimed at anyone who is interested in the subject, and particularly experts working in the field in focus. The
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Continuing education at Eawag

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Granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration to abate micropollutants
Last changed: 08.09.2025 Granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration to abate micropollutants GAC filters at WWTP Eawag Treatment with powdered activated carbon (PAC) and ozonation are established methods for advanced wastewat
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Department Environmental Chemistry

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Granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration to abate micropollutants
Gruppenseite McArdell
Last changed: 08.09.2025 Contaminants in wastewater treatment Micropollutants from urban sources (e.g. pharmaceuticals, personal care products, industrial chemicals) enter the aquatic environment via municipal wastewater. We
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Department Environmental Chemistry

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Gruppenseite McArdell
Eawag in the media
Last changed: 09.09.2025 Eawag in the media SRF 10vor10, 30 June 2025 The heat is affecting our waters The increasing warming of Swiss waters is clearly visible on the Eawag Alplakes platform. Eawag researcher Christoph Vorbu
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Eawag in the media
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Last changed: 10.09.2025 Organisation Environmental Microbiology UMIK David Johnson Research Groups Drinking Water MIcrobiology Frederik Hammes Microbial Systems Ecology Martin Ackermann, Olga Schubert Microbial Community Ass
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Department Environmental Microbiology

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How groundwater reacts to thermal storage
Last changed: 05.09.2025 Groundwater upstream and downstream of the high-temperature thermal storage system is monitored at three observation wells. (Photo: Peter Penicka, Eawag) A new type of high-temperature thermal storage
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Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water

How groundwater reacts to thermal storage
Newsletter
Last changed: 11.09.2025 Newsletter Our newsletter is published six times a year and provides information on current research and development projects, publications and events at the aquatic research institute Eawag. In addit
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How artificial intelligence detects nitrate hotspots
Last changed: 11.09.2025 In areas with a lot of agriculture, nitrate concentrations in groundwater are higher. However, other factors that have been largely overlooked to date can also contribute to high nitrate concentration
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Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water

How artificial intelligence detects nitrate hotspots
Info Day Magazine 2025: Groundwater – utilising and protecting the resource drinking water
Last changed: 11.09.2025 80% of Switzerland's drinking water comes from groundwater. Its protection is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in the densely utilised Central Plateau. New or newly focussed pollutants such
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Media
Last changed: 12.09.2025 Media Eawag is the Aquatic Research Institute of the ETH Domain with two sites in Dübendorf ZH and Kastanienbaum in LU. Its interdisciplinary research focusses on how we can use water while keeping it
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Teaching
Last changed: 14.07.2025 Teaching This page provides information about our teaching activities at the Institute of Ecology and Evolution at the University of Berne, Switzerland. Study programs at University of Berne Bachelor
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Department Fish Ecology & Evolution

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Trees need water to cool the city
Last changed: 12.09.2025 The research team wanted to understand how well trees can cool cities and what trees need to do so. The conclusion is clear: water is essential. Only when the soil around the trees is sufficiently moi
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Trees need water to cool the city
Moritz Gerweler

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Department Environmental Chemistry
Dr. Barbora Trubenová

Pathogen Evolution

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Department Aquatic Ecology

Expert of: transdisciplinary research, Environmental change, drug resistance
Dr. Meike Löhr

Scientist, Group: Cirus, PEGO

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Department Environmental Social Sciences

Focal points: Transition studies, Policy studies, Actors and coalitions, Multi-system interactions, Energy transition, Hydrogen, Wind energy
Dr. Bo Gai

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Department Surface Waters Research & Management
Arnaud Weber

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Department Urban Water Management
Tina Verhar

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Department Process Engineering
Milena Heusser

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Department Process Engineering
Giorgia Gadola

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Department Surface Waters Research & Management
Ciaran Cole

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Department Environmental Microbiology
Aline Zbinden

MSc student

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Department Environmental Microbiology
Sasa Bjelic

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